Originally posted on Audit9 – Cloud Architects:
This post presents a basic model for the control of change within a Salesforce development process. Best practice suggests that…
Month: September 2014
Conceptual Data Modelling
Originally posted on Audit9 – Cloud Architects:
The biggest area of risk on any Salesforce implementation project is the data model. In my view this assertion is…
Connect your business processes to Salesforce Chatter with Nintex Workflow
Originally posted on Danny Ong:
Nintex Workflow for Office 365 recently released the Salesforce Connector on Nintex Store which allows you to integrate your workflows with Salesforce…
Hadoop gets more versatile, but data is still king
Originally posted on Gigaom:
Hadoop, the open source big-data framework, has gradually evolved from being a shiny object in the laboratory to an increasingly serious tool finding its…
Who’s Already Benefiting from The Cloud?
Originally posted on ChalkLabs Blog:
In order to evolve as a country we learn how to make the way we do business more and more efficient everyday.…
Installing a CMS
Originally posted on justaFork:
This assignment instructed us to choose a CMS of our choice and install it from scratch on our own server. I bounced between…
Enforcing AWS Multi-Factor Authentication with IAM, PowerShell and PRTG
Originally posted on Sam Martin:
Introduction: MFA Multi-Factor Authentication as utilised by AWS uses a TOTP (Time based One Time Password) setup with either a hardware or…
How to add “Open in Sublime Text” service to any folder or a file on Mac – Shell Script
Originally posted on .Sh:
Hello everyone, I have been using the sublime text lately. I am amazed with several jaw dropping features this gorgeous editor provides. I…
Create an automator service for commenting selected code segment
Originally posted on iJohny:
At first my intention was to create an Xcode plugin that helps to comment a selected code segment with C style comment(like /*…*/)…
Install Jockey for installation and upgrade of third-party drivers
Originally posted on Alexander Lemonlatte:
Jockey provides an user interface and desktop integration for installation and upgrade of third-party drivers. It is written in a distribution agnostic…
